Very rarely do you see someone’s worldview burst in real time — never mind on live television.
But that’s exactly what happened when Gayle King waded into identity boxes while interviewing a Lindsay Clancy juror Friday on “CBS Mornings.”
During the segment, King asked Paula Devlin about the racial make up of the jury, noting that she hadn’t seen this discussed anywhere.
And suddenly we knew why no one had previously talked about it.
When questioned, Devlin said that every juror was white except “one person of color.” King probed further asking if that was a man or a woman. Then she asked if the “of color” meant black before stumbling upon the bombshell (not for normal people who live in the real world, of course).
“A black man is the hold out juror?” the anchor asked.
When Devlin softly answered in the affirmative, King couldn’t or rather didn’t think to disguise her utter shock.
“Woah. I have to sit with that for just a second,” she said.
What did King have to sit with? A black man in America used his brain and went against the approved script.
In that moment, King revealed what we already knew: Much of the progressive left prescribes certain opinions to certain races. Any deviations will not be tolerated.
Think back to when Barack Obama lectured black men for not voting for Kamala Harris.
The intersectionality hierarchy that built the ridiculous Woke 1 infrastructure doesn’t adhere to reality.
Much has been made about this holdout being an utter annoyance to his fellow citizens fufilling their civic duty in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
For the last week, the other jurors have made the media rounds painting him as a problematic, stubborn and disinterested dude.
Clancy’s defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, even accused him of having a “bias against those who suffer from debilitating mental illness.”
In a previous interview, Devlin described him as “arrogant.”
King probably pictured him to be some thick white trash townie out of a Ben Affleck movie.
In reality it was a bunch of liberal New England white ladies hen pecking a black man, who had the audacity to disagree with their votes finding Clancy, who murdered her children, not criminally responsible for the horrific acts.
Kellie Farina, another older juror griped to NBC that the holdout, “had the hardest time getting over the fact that Lindsay viciously killed her children.”
I should hope so!
This, of course, pokes holes in all that racialized nonsense that has ruled our society over the last decade or so, and King gave up the game.
But, as is so often the case, race does not matter. Humans are humans. And, as humans, our immutable characteristics do not bind us to certain ideologies or opinions.

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